TN Uncovered April 2014 Issue

APRIL 2014 - ISSUE 20 Delivered to 23,000 homes & businesses in the TN19, TN20, TN21 & TN22 postcodes

The London Temple Easter - A Story of Triumph See page 14 for more details

The London Temple Visitors Centre COMMUNITY 6 Community News 12 Community Group Listings

APRIL 2014 Welcome to our April issue Easter is here and dare I say it…the sun is shining!

FOOD AND DRINK 16 Potted Ham with Chicken & homemade Piccalilli HOMES 18 Home Office 20 Easter Eggstravaganza!

GARDENS 22 Slugs amd Snails CHILDREN AND EDUCATION 26 Eggcellent Easter Bakes 27 Easter Craft Competition HEALTH AND BEAUTY 30 Chocolate

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As you would expect our issue this month is packed full of Easter ideas, community events and news.

With the Easter break upon us, we have plenty for our younger readers to do including some Easter bakes and a craft challenge. So get your creative hats on and get cracking for a chance to win some Easter treats!

As always we have lots of local businesses within the magazine, ready and waiting to help you whenever you are in need of a product or service.

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Don’t forget to mention you saw them in the “Uncovered” magazine when you call them!

Have a great Easter, The TN Uncovered Team

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Community News Live and Direct to Uckfield’s Picture House Audiences can now enjoy the delights of World class Opera, Ballet and Theatre from renowned companies such as The Royal Shakespeare Company, The National Theatre, The Royal Opera House, The English National Opera, The Bolshoi Ballet and The Metropolitan Opera, here in Uckfield.

Below are some scheduled performances this Spring: Theatre Opera King Lear Puccini's La Bohème Tuesday 6th May at 7pm & Friday 16th May at 2pm Saturday 5th April at 5:55 pm Academy Award winning director Sam Mendes returns to the National Theatre to direct Simon Russell Beale in the title role of Shakespeare's tragedy.

Mozart's Così fan tutte Saturday 26th April at 5:55 pm

Henry IV Part I (180mins) Wednesday 14th May 2014 at 7pm RSC Artistic Director Gregory Doran continues his exploration of Shakespeare's history plays with Henry IV Parts I and II. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time (15) Thursday 22nd May 2014 at 7pm & Thursday 29th May at 7pm

Music Director James Levine conducts Mozart's beloved opera about testing the ties of love. The cast is filled with youthful Met stars.

Rossini's La Cenerentola Saturday 10th May at 5:55 pm

Based on the acclaimed novel by Mark Haddon and directed by Marianne Elliott, this show is the winner of 7 Olivier Awards.

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Puccini's moving story of young love is the most performed opera in Met history and with good reason.

A peerless pair of Rossini virtuosos joins forces in La Cenerentola a vocal tour de force for mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato and the high-flying tenor Juan Diego Flórez.

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Community News

Easter Events

Saturday 5th April – Observatory Science Centre Open Evening If you're interested in the night sky take a look at the stars, planets and the moon through some of the country's largest telescopes.

Saturday 5th - Sunday 6th April - Civil War days in the Keep This event commemorates the 370th anniversary of the Siege of Arundel Castle during the English Civil War.

Sunday 6th April – The Brighton Marathon Now the second largest marathon in the UK and twelfth largest in Europe, the Brighton Marathon will see 20,000 runners taking to the streets of Brighton and Hove.

Sunday 13th April - The Pioneer Run Around 300 pre-1915 motorcycles travel from London to Brighton's Madera Drive. Walk into a living museum for the day and witness the evolution of the motor-cycle from the bicycle.

Tuesday 15th - Wednesday 16th April - Antique & Collectors Fair Up to 1,700 stalls covering fine antique furniture to delicate ceramics, glassware, textiles and European decorative items.

Saturday 19th - Monday 21st April - The Garden Show in Spring Three days of garden therapy: plants, gardening products, garden furniture as well as local artists and artisan producers of sculpture, art, gifts and country food all in one accessible location at Firle Place.

Saturday 19th April - Sunday 11th May - Eastbourne Festival The Festival is a blend of dance and music, of theatre, storytelling, poetry, art exhibitions and workshops, together with over thirty Artists' Open Houses; a real showcase for local talent.

Friday 18th - Monday 21st April - Easter Science Trail Hands-on science and discovery at the observatory in Herstmonceux. Follow science questions around the centre and then claim your mini Easter Egg if the answers are correct.

Sunday 20th - Monday 21st April - Easter Family Festival at Plumpton Plumpton’s most popular day’s racing, with bumper crowds and plenty of entertainment including a traditional funfair, Easter Egg Giveaway and guest appearances.

Mon 21st April - Easter fun day This Easter holiday, Michelham Priory is offering families the opportunity to learn new skills in the big-top barn. In addition there is a garden trail and art activities.

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Community News Friends of Sussex Hospices Community hero Kathy Gore from Framfield is a fine example of voluntary service, working for many charities in Sussex and she really illustrates how an individual can put something back into their community.

She was selected as a Torchbearer for the Olympic flame on its passage through Sussex and has been involved with numerous fundraising events throughout the county over the years.

To date Friends of Sussex Hospices has distributed £1,090,000 to the hospices it supports. Here is a little information about the registered charity and how you can show your support.

Friends Of Sussex Hospices Friends of Sussex Hospices (FSH) is run entirely by volunteers. It raises funds, through a variety of activities, to support the running costs of the ten hospices and two care-at-home providers that serve the adults and children of Sussex.

Hospices and the providers of hospice care at home are dedicated to offering skilled and tender care for patients with complex needs as they

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near the end of life. They look after people within their inpatient units and, to a larger and growing extent, in their own homes.

Hospice care puts patients and their loved ones at the absolute centre of everything that happens. They listen and respond with compassion, ensuring respect and dignity at the end of life.

Although expensive, hospice care is delivered free and largely depends not only on funds raised from local communities but also on practical hands-on support given by local volunteers.

Adult hospices must raise an average of 78% of their running costs themselves.

FSH works alongside these hospices, promoting awareness of the invaluable services provided by them to the wider community.

FSH beneficiaries: Chestnut Tree House Children’s Hospice; Demelza Hospice Care for Children; Hospice in the Weald; Leo House at Home; Martlets Hospice; St Barnabas; St Catherine’s Hospice; St Michael’s Hospice; St Peter & St James Hospice; St Wilfrid’s Hospice (Chichester); St Wilfrid’s Hospice (Eastbourne) and The Sussex Snowdrop Trust.

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‘The real way to get happiness is by giving out happiness to other people’ Baden Powell.

Show Your Support and Get Involved There are many ways in which you could support Friends of Sussex Hospices, and most of them are fun!

Why not attend one of the planned events, such as the black tie summer concert on the 28th of June where you can hear comedienne Maureen Lipman, opera stars Mary Bevan and Charles Rice, and comedy duo Bounder and Cad and picnic in the beautiful grounds of Framfield Grange.

There’s also an open garden on 29 June with home made teas and entertainment for the children. You could join the Ladies Luncheon Club which meets quarterly.

Or even organise your own event in aid of FSH. Of course you could also simply make a donation or sponsor an event.

To find out more please visit www.friendsofsussexhospices.org.uk or contact Kathy Gore

on 01825 890494.

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Charities, Clubs, Groups and Organisations MONDAY

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Mayfield Bridge Club Meet in the memorial club between 1:30-5pm. further info call Eithne Hodgens 01435 867430 For ——————————————————————————————————— Uckfield Singers - Every Monday at 7.30pm in the Belmont Centre next door to the Holy Cross Church.

Open to over 16s and all abilities welcome ——————————————————————————————————— Uckfield and District Dog Training Club We are a Kennel Cub registered society meeting from 7.30 - 10.30 at The Goward Hall, Heathfield.

We run regular 10 week introductory courses for beginners, plus regular classes from beginner to advanced. We hold a Companion Dog Show each year in aid of a local charity and various other club events.

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Burwash Monday Painters.

We meet weekly on Mondays at 1pm to share our love of painting. We do not have classes but paint subjects devised by the members. We may have a model or a demonstration of technique sometimes.

We are a very friendly group and would welcome anyone who would like to join us. Our website is burwash-monday-painters.com Contact Grace 01435 860848 or Anne 01435 883247 ———————————————————————————————————

British Sugarcraft Guild , Tunbridge Wells Branch Meets every 3rd Monday (except Aug and Dec) at 7.45pm @ St James Infant School, Sandrock Road, Tunbridge Wells, TN2 3PR (the furthest building).

Sugarcraft Demonstrations or workshops at most meetings, visitors always welcome £5 entry fee.

Programme on www.region8bsg.co.uk/diary pages.

Extend Exercise Classes (gentle movement to music) more info call Secretary Janet Creek 01825 723010. at the State Hall, Station Rd, Heathfield, courtesy of For ——————————————————————————————————— the Kings Church, between 11.15am and 12.00 Uckfield 'Ladies Who Lunch' club club meets noon each week. These classes are run by Alison monthly on the first Monday. We have a two course Salters, a qualified instructor (01825 766 293). lunch with an after dinner speaker. Contact Maureen The cost is £4 per person & inc. refreshments.

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Luncheon Club, Union Church, High Street, Heathfield - Join every fortnight for a 2 course meal with tea and coffee £3.50 Call Jean Plummer on 01435 883483 ———————————————————————————————————

Buxted Park (Duplicate) Bridge Club Meets weekly at the Sports Pavilion - 2.00-5.15 pm. £2 per session. Please contact Christina Harvey on 01825 890437 if you’d like to come along.

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Framfield Duplicate Bridge Club meet every Tuesday morning at Framfield Church Hall from 9.15 to 12.30

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Short Mat Bowls - Nutley Every Tuesday afternoon between 2 and 4pm there is a small, friendly group of 55+ who enjoy a socialable afternoon playing SHORT MAT BOWLS in the Memorial Hall, Nutley. Liz 01825 714609.

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Heathfield Olde Tyme & Modern Sequence Dance Club

Every Tuesday evening at Christchurch Hall, Horam from 7.30pm to 10.00pm. Entrance £3 per session Heathfield Hard of Hearing Group including refreshments and a raffle ticket. Further Uckfield Fun & Friendship Badminton Club Why not go along to meet others with hearing diffidetails from Mrs.D French on 01435 864827 meet Monday evenings from 8.30 until 10.30 pm at culties in an easy-to-communicate atmosphere? or Mrs.P Wakehurst on 01435 863151 ——————————————————————————————————— The group meets at the Red Cross Hall in Streatfield Freedom Leisure. Previous as well as new players welcome.

No teaching facilities.

Contact Lynn Rose PJ's Dance Club. Rock & Roll and Swing Jive.

Road between 2.00pm and 3.30pm on the second 01435 865920 or Maureen Macve 01825 765091 Tuesdays 8pm -10pm £5 per session including Monday in the month. Different speakers are ——————————————————————————————————— tea/coffee and cake. No partner required Nutley War there each month to talk on a variety of subjects Hall Nutley Contact Peter 07770 348354 and equipment of help to hard-of-hearing people is ——————————————————————————————————— Memorial ——————————————————————————————————— demonstrated. For further information, Uckfield Art Group - “Painting for Pleasure” Bellringers at Holy Cross Church ring the East Sussex Hearing Resource Centre We meet every Tuesday evening 7 - 9pm We are always looking for new as well as experion 01323 722505. at the Luxford Centre, Library Way, Uckfield enced ringers. Practice night is Tuesday evening ——————————————————————————————————— ——————————————————————————————————— Heathfield Small Business Network 7.30 - 9pm. Chris Macve 01825 765091 Heathfield Market - A regular weekly Market on from ——————————————————————————————————— The group, established to help small non-high Tuesdays and Saturdays weekly throughout the Royal British Legion - Uckfield Branch street based companies and self employed people year. Tuesdays there is a General Auction at 1100 view from 0830. Free car Park provided near by for meet the second Thursday of each month at 7.00pm in Heathfield establish working links meet at the in the Cinque Ports Club, Uckfield.

Blackboys Inn on the Lewses Rd in Blackboys from Tuesdays. Free entrance. Heathfield Market, BurContact Norman Mayers: 01825 765 878 wash Road, Heathfield. TN21 8RA 12.00- 1.45 on the first Monday of the month, ——————————————————————————————————— ——————————————————————————————————— Contact Barbara Hibbart on 01435 865135 or barDay Care - The Holdenhurst Centre in Mill Road, Heathfield is open for Day Care between 10.00am bara@barbarahibbartcoaching.co.uk ——————————————————————————————————— ——————————————————————————————————— and 3.30pm under the supervision of Age UK East Community Coffee Morning - For anyone who Sussex. Door to door transport can be arranged by Broad Oak Table Tennis Club Held in Broad Oak Village Hall. Wednesday 7.30pm, would enjoy meeting others from the community. Age Concern Heathfield. For details, ring Mary September - May Contact: 01435 862275 Parker of Age UK East Sussex on 01273 476 704.

Share memories, jigsaws, top tips etc over a hot ——————————————————————————————————— ——————————————————————————————————— drink & cake. £2 donation. The Grove, Blackboys.

Cross In Hand WI Senior Citizens Lunch - at the Union Church ——————————————————————————————————— Hall, Station Road, Heathfield, commencing at The WI meet in Cross in Hand Village Hall every Burwash Short Mat Bowls Club pm, £3.50 for 2 courses, tea or coffee. You will 4th Wednesday of the month, 2.00 - 4.00 pm.

6.30pm Monday evenings in Burwash Village Hall . 12.30 get a birthday card and flowers on your birthday, Contact: Pat on 01435 862161 Come and give it a try, new members welcome ——————————————————————————————————— and there's always lots of ""friendly chat"".

Please contact Joan Howard on 01435 882434 Heathfield Drama Club Please call Jean Plummer on 01435 883 483. or———————————————————————————————— Stephen Trew on 01435 866252 The Club meets on Wednesdays Transport from and to your door is only available ——— (7.00pm - 8.30pm) at the Community Centre, WI FOURWAYS - Meet 1st Monday each month EVERY OTHER Tuesday Please ring Clarrie Pont on 01435 813 284 to check. Sheepsetting Lane, Heathfield. (except Bank Hols)7.30 pm Luxford Centre, Uck——————————————————————————————————— Contact: Mrs Mary Pearson on 07885 563073 fieldContact: 01825 767501 - Secretary Learn a Craft - or practise with friends: knitting, Website: www.tunbridgewellsdramaclub.co.uk ——————————————————————————————————— ——————————————————————————————————— crochet, decoupage, quilting etc., at Richard's Heathfield & District Horticultural society Church Hall, Park Road, Heathfield, 1.30 to 3.30pm. Uckfield Writers - The club meets on the 1st and We meet on the third Monday of the month at Every other Tuesday. Call Loraine - 01435 865789. 3rd Wednesdays each month at 7.30pm in the 7.30pm at St Richard's Church Hall, Park Road, ——————————————————————————————————— Luxford Centre, Library Way, Uckfield.

Heathfield. We have various speakers throughout Heathfield Folk Dance Group Contact Jane on 01825 760236. the year plus our Annual Shows in the Spring and Tuesday 7.30pm - 10.00pm, St Richard's Church ——————————————————————————————————— Summer. New members are always welcome.

HallPark Road, Heathfield£1.50 per session (inCross in Hand Duplicate Bridge Club Phone 01435 864875 for details.. cludes tea/coffee) no partner is needed meet every Wednesday evening at For more info: 01435 873551 / 01435 863580 Punnetts Town Village Hall at 6.45pm ———————————————————————————————————

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COMMUNITY

Charities, Clubs, Groups and Organisations Blackboys Country Market is held at the Blackboys Village Hall, Gun Road, Blackboys.

4th Wednesday of the month 10.30 - 12.00 noon.

There are free refreshments and easy parking.

The Market incorporates a drop-in centre which offers free coffee and biscuits as well as the opportunity to purchase goods from the stalls.

Contact Clarrie Pont on 01435 813284 if 8 or more people would like to use the minibus to visit the market.

Uckfield Amateur Photographic Society Community Coffee Morning we meet on first and third Thursdays of month at Held every Friday 10.30am - 12.30pm at Punnetts

Town Village Hall.For coffee, cakes, plants, books and lots of friendly facesPunnetts Town Village Hall, Battle Road, Punnetts Town ——————————————————————————————————— For more information: Punnetts Town Village Hall The Wine Circle Committee Maggie Lambert-Gorwyn - Telephone Meet the third Thursday of every month 7.45pm number: 01435 830645 ——————————————————————————————————— 10.30pm at Luxford Day Centre, Library Way, UckUckfield Pub Group 40+ - This friendly group for field, TN22 1AR For more information contact the over 40’s meets monthly on a Friday evening at Mrs. I. Wright, 01825 508323 ——————————————————————————————————— various Uckfield Pubs. There is a voluntary £1 ——————————————————————————————————— Tots and Toys charge to cover admin costs. For more details see A Country Lunch Term time only 10.00-11.45am and 1.00-2.45pm. http://www.meetup.com/Uckfield-pub-group-40/ is now offered every other Wednesday at PunFor fun, crafts, stories and songs. £1.00 for a drink Or call Bren on 07799 664696 netts Town Village Hall replacing the Friday Lunch in and healthy snack.

——————————————————————————————————— Heathfield at the cricket club. The minibus can still Kings Church, Station Road, Heathfield pick you up to get you there for a 12.00pm start and ——————————————————————————————————— ——————————————————————————————————— Horam & Heathfield Flower Club take you home at 2.30pm. To book please contact Heathfield Market - A regular weekly Market Meets on the 2nd Thursday of the month at the Mrs. A Kenward on 01435 862618. on Tuesdays And Saturdays weekly throughout ——————————————————————————————————— Community Centre, Sheepsetting Lane, the year, with up to 60 stalls to include Fishmonger, Rest Christian Centre Heathfield at 7.30pm Enquiries 01435 864633 ——————————————————————————————————— Fruit & Veg and butcher along with the remaining Volunteers from the Rest Christian Centre in Punstalls of Antiques & Collectables and other everyday netts Town welcome visitors to a cooked lunch, items. Free car Park provided on site for Saturdays. every third Wednesday of the month - £4 for 2 ——————————————————————————————————— courses including tea or coffee. For the lunch please Go Getters Woman's Club- Uckfield Est.973. Free entrance. Heathfield Market, Burwash Road, Heathfield, East Sussex TN21 8RA call Barbara Lovett 01435 882241. A minibus may Meetings held in Luxford Centre, Library Way. ——————————————————————————————————— be provided if sufficient people are interested.

Every Friday evening from 7.45-10pm.

Buxted Symphony Orchestra - is looking for new ——————————————————————————————————— We have speakers, outings, theatre trips, etc. players for the Autumn. Meets Sat. 9.30-11.30 at Performing Arts Classes Cost £2 per evening which includes tea and biscuits. St. Mary's Church hall, Buxted Award-winning not for profit company, Intrepid Shirley 01825 763117 for further details. www.buxtedsymphonyorchestra.org.uk or Frances Theatre, offer high quality performing arts classes Contact ——————————————————————————————————— @peri.co.uk phone 01435862744. for 4-7s & 7-11s at Broad Oak Village Hall, Action For Change Alcohol Team ——————————————————————————————————— Broad Oak on Wednesdays 5.15pm - 6.45pm.

Alcohol treatment services are now available with For details and to try out please contact, appointments. Non-appointment clinics are held at ——————————————————————————————————— Allie West on 01273 476 226 or 07934 362 312 Heathfield Community Centre, Sheepsetting Lane, Broad Oak Short Mat Bowls Club or email office@intrepidinspires.co.uk on the first and third Friday of each month from Meet at Broad Oak Village Hall - Sunday 1.45pm ——————————————————————————————————— 2.00pm - 3.30pm.

4.15pm. A friendly club which plays in a local Chanctonbury Healthcare ‘Lunch & Chat’ — ——————————————————————————————————— league. Contact: Mrs Voinquel 01435 866383 Our nursing home in Horam (Oaklands Court) Art and Craft Coffee Mornings ——————————————————————————————————— does a ‘Lunch & Chat’ lunch club every first Kings Church, Station Rd, Heathfield 10am 12 noon. Kings Church - We meet every Sunday morning Wednesday of the month, Contact us for more Enjoy art, knitting, quilting, card making etc. or just from 10.30am to 12 noon. We provide a creche for details on 01435 812086 a chat with friends. Everyone welcome.

1-4 years. Kings Kids for primary school children ——————————————————————————————————— For more info contact 01435 863786. and Focus for school years 7 and up.

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New members of any standard always welcome.

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Free CV Review Bring your CV to the Uckfield Volunteer Centre Any Thursday from 1pm to 4pm for a free review, 79 High Street, Uckfield, East Sussex TN22 1AS ———————————————————————————————————

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Welcome Art Group Meet every Friday between 10am-noon at Wel-

Please join us on any or every Sunday for our 10 o'come Baptist Church, Heathfield. Contact Lee Smith clock service, a really warm welcome awaits you.

01435 862 110 to discuss details about this friendly, See our website for all services http://framfieldinformal group. church.org.uk ——————————————————————————————————— ———————————————————————————————————

5th April 2014, Saturday, 2pm - 4pm Heathfield & District Horticultural Society Spring Flower Show at St Richard's Church Hall, Park Road, Heathfield.

Admission £1 children free. Refreshments, raffle, plant sale - etc.

Enquiries: 01435 830725

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St Thomas à Becket, Framfield

10th April 2014, Thursday, 7.30pm Horam & Heathfield Flower Club Easter Flower Work-Shop Commences at 7.30pm at Heathfield Community Centre, Sheepsetting Lane, Heathfield.

Refreshments - raffle - sales table.

Visitors welcome £5 Ring 01435 810452 for enquiries

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LONDON TEMPLE ADVERTORIAL

Easter

A Story of Triumph When you visit the London Temple Visitors’ Centre, you will see a replica of Thorvaldsen’s Christus, depicting the resurrected Christ with wounds in his side, hands, and feet that remind us of the cruelties Christ suffered on the cross.

Despite those cruelties and the infinite agonies of Gethsemane, Christ’s outstretched arms beckon all to come unto him. The story of Christ’s crucifixion and resurrection is a story of triumph. It testifies that Christ’s suffering, crucifixion, and resurrection brought him and us victory and that Christ’s life did not end on the cross at Calvary. All this happened according to God’s plan before we came to earth.

To understand that plan, we must understand that Christ was “in the beginning with the Father.” So were we. 1 In our pre-mortal life, we were spirit children of God. We knew and worshipped him as our Father and accepted his plan for our happiness. That plan required that we come to earth and receive physical bodies so that, in time, we could become like him and ultimately live with him again.

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illness and death and sometimes make mistakes that would cause feelings of guilt and regret.

God foresaw those difficulties and promised to send Christ to save us from death and to help us correct wrong choices and avoid their long-term consequences.

To be our Savior, Christ had to “be touched with the feeling of our infirmities.” 2 Therefore, he would suffer “pains and afflictions and temptations of every kind” so he could understand us and take upon him our “pains and sicknesses.”

He would also take upon him death so he could “loose the bands of death...” 3 He would indeed be “lifted up upon the cross” so he could “draw all men unto [him].” 4 We testify that Christ’s suffering and resurrection are real. Hundreds of eye witnesses in the Bible and

the Book of Mormon attest to their reality. In modern times, the prophet Joseph Smith added this testimony of the resurrected Christ: “And now, after the many testimonies which have been given of him, this is the testimony, last of all, which we give of him: That he lives!

For we saw him, even on the right hand of God; and we heard the voice bearing record that he is the Only Begotten of the Father—That by him, and through him, and of him, the worlds are and were created, and the inhabitants thereof are begotten sons and daughters unto God.” 5 1: Doctrine and Covenants 93: 21, 23 2: Hebrews 4: 15 3: Alma 7: 11, 12 4: 3 Nephi 27: 14 5: Doctrine and Covenants 76: 22-24

Michael and Rebecca Pinegar London Temple Visitors’ Centre We invite members of all faiths to come to the London Temple Visitors’ Centre. We would love to answer questions about how a belief in Jesus Christ can help everyone, how that belief relates to temples, how the Book of Mormon joins the Bible as a second witness of Christ, what the purpose of life is, what happens after death, why a loving God allows evil and suffering, or any other “question of the soul” you may have.

You can also wander around the beautiful grounds of the London Temple for moments of quiet reflection.

Additionally, everyone is welcome to attend local Church services held Sundays at 10 a.m. in chapels at Crawley (Old Horsham Road), East Grinstead (Ship Street), and Hayward's Heath (North Common Road).

London Temple Visitors’ Centre Tel: 01342 837952 Junction off A22 & West Park Road Newchapel, Surrey RH7 6NB

Open: Tues - Sat, 9am – 9pm, Mon, 5pm - 8pm Sun, 3pm - 8pm

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FOOD AND DRINK

Potted Ham with Chicken & homemade Piccalilli To serve 4 people you will need:

1 Ham hock 2 chicken breasts 250g peeled pistachios

For braising the meat 1 onion 3 cloves of garlic 1 carrot Half a leek 2 sticks of celery 1 sprig of thyme 250ml nice white wine Salt and pepper

Method

Firstly finely dice all the vegetables for the garnish and salt them heavily.

Take all the vegetables from the braising list, chop them and put in them in a large pot with the Ham hock, thyme, salt and pepper then pour in the wine and top up with water, simmer until tender. Then add the chicken breasts and simmer for another 15 minutes until the chicken is cooked.

Remove the meat and allow to cool. Keep the braising liquor! Pick the meat apart and discard any fat or bones, Taste it! If it needs it, add salt and pepper. Lay down four sheets of cling film on top of each other and roll up to form a sausage from the braised meat and set it in the fridge. Peel off the cling film and roll in chopped pistachios.

For the garnish Wash off all that salt from the garnish vegetables and soak them in fresh water for 10 min then rinse again. Take the saved liquid add a teaspoon of mustard, mix the vinegar and cornflour to make a paste add it to the liquid and bring to the boil. When your meat has set slice it into portions and present as shown.

For an in depth guide go to www.sussexchef.com/Blog to see how Chef does it!

For the garnish

1 tsp of English mustard 1 carrot 1 gherkin 1 raw beetroot 1/2 of a cauliflower About 200 ml of the cooking liquor 1tbsp of vinegar 2 tsp cornflour 01342 714 274 or 07800 574 441 Visit: www.SussexChef.com Email: info@SussexChef.com

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Whether you have a dedicated room, a corner of the kitchen, a converted outbuilding or are simply looking to squeeze an office in under the stairs, our expert Katherine Sorrell’s guide will help you create a work space that’s not just efficient and functional, but also inviting and comfortable.

Size matters Start by considering the size of desk you require. The bigger the better – you will never regret having plenty of space on which to spread out. Do you also need a table and chairs for meetings, or perhaps a sofa or chaise longue on which to recline and read or think? And storage is vital, whether it’s a shelf above the desk, plan chests, filing cabinets, drawers or stacking boxes. Bear in mind that some things will need to be within arm’s reach, while less-used items can be stored on high shelves or deep cupboards, not necessarily in the same room. In awkward rooms, such as lofts, under-stairs or other small areas, built-in storage will make the most of the space; otherwise you may consider cheaper, free-standing options.

Light fantastic Good task and general lighting is vital to avoid eye strain when working at home.

The more natural light the better – though beware glare from direct sun, and position your desk at right angles to a window if possible. For working on dim days and in the evenings, fit overhead lighting that doesn’t cast any shadows over your working area – track lighting, spots inset into the ceiling and wall lamps are all options. Desk lamps should ideally be adjustable. Alternatively, consider wiring one or two adjustable lamps into the wall above your desk.

In this pretty home office, a wall shelf and natural, neutral storage boxes, baskets, bags and trays from The Holding Company www.theholdingcompany.co.uk provide a variety of storage for papers and other work essentials. funky pen holders, and some finishing touches, such as plants, pictures and scented candles that will make this a space where you really want to spend time.

Shared spaces If your office space is shared with your dining room, kitchen, bedroom or living Fabulous furniture room, you will probably want to conceal it Conventional office furnishings are great as much as possible when it’s not in use. for efficiency, but tend to look out of Build a large cupboard in a recess next to a place in a home. While ensuring that chimneybreast, for example, and behind your desk and chair are comfortable, Get technical the doors you should be able to squeeze A good start is to count up your electrical seek out furnishings that suit your home and your personality. Plenty of chain stores in a desk with some shelving above. In a appliances and ensure that you install kitchen you might consider removing a unit. and independent shops sell home office enough plug sockets in the right places (about three inches above the work surface furniture at a range of prices, but you could That said, think carefully about whether the also consider hunting around junk shops, room’s two purposes will conflict – if you is good, plus some hidden lower down, need to work with the children running secondhand office furniture stores and too) to accommodate them all. Place electrical items together so you don’t end salvage yards for interesting alternatives, around, or when a partner wants to sleep, it’s going to be a problem. You might be such as old school lockers, a trestle up with long stretches of cable between better off converting the loft, or fitting resting on a pair of metal filing cabinets, them, and clip trailing wires to backs of an office under the stairs, on a large a distressed kitchen unit or a desktop table legs where possible. Alternatively, landing or even in the garden shed. made from blackboard. Add functional going wireless eliminates some cables accessories that will brighten up your entirely, and gives you greater flexibility

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Easter’s almost upon us (20th April) and with it brings tempting treats for the home.

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This is the time of year when you’re likely to start to notice the presence of slugs and snails in your garden, greenhouse, coldframe, window box.... indeed just about everywhere. There are many different species; the most common in gardens are probably species of Milax (the keeled slugs) and Arion (e.g. the garden slug and the large black slug), plus the grey field slug (Deroceras reticulatus). The garden snail, Helix aspersa is generally the most troublesome but may also be joined by various species of the banded snail, Cepaea.

It also pays dividends if you grow varieties such as Pentland Dell, Wilja, Charlotte, Estima and Pentland Ivory all of which show a good degree of resistance to these slugs.

I also use the biological control nematode Phasmarhabdites hermaphrodita. True this may prove quite expensive but it works brilliantly against slugs, poses no environmental problems (it is a naturally occurring parasite of British slugs) and is perfect for controlling any slug that spends time underground. If you time the applications so that the crops, flowers or other plants are protected while they are at their most vulnerable, it shouldn’t be too much of an outlay.

If you create barriers around plants this can help, but I find it less reliable. My preferred materials are coco-shell (the mulching material), pine needles and crushed shells (e.g. oyster shell sold by poultry feed suppliers). But whatever you use do remember to put it in a complete circle around the base of the plant, not just a ring or the slugs may simply come up inside the ring and of course check it regularly, replenishing the material as necessary.

So before they start to really get a hold, show them who is boss, and take action straight away: • Encourage wildlife such as ground beetles, birds and hedgehogs as these may help to keep numbers down.

It never ceases to amaze me how much • Create barriers around particularly damage something as small as a slug can do susceptible plants.

Slug and snail traps also work well, whether and in such a short space of time. But then the truth of it is, there is never just one slug you buy your own ‘Slug Pubs’ or make them by • Buy or make slug traps. plunging plastic beakers into the soil close to or one snail, you can always be sure that • If growing potatoes concentrate on susceptible plants and then part filling them there will be hoards of them. I garden on earlies and lift these as soon as possible. clay and our soil is alkaline and so we have a with beer. I once did a mini trial on Gardeners’ • Grow varieties of potato that show Question Time to see which beers slugs and plentiful supply of snails; if you garden on snails liked best, and Guinness came out tops... some resistance to attack. an acidic soil you will generally find that • Use the biological control as a soil drench with alcohol-free lager proving least popular! snails are not a problem as they need the to control slugs (not snails) calcium to make their shells.

I also find that milk (stale works well) is good, • Attach copper strip around the and if you add a small quantity of grain or To say that they infuriate me would be an circumference of pots containing slug susceptible plants. understatement, but the type I hate most are porridge oats to the liquid, the pests come in at an amazing rate. Do make sure that you leave • Go on night-time slug and snail hunts. those small grey-black keeled slugs that a centimetre or so of the rim of the beaker do such a lot of damage to crops such as • In late autumn collect up snails from protruding above the soil level as this will greatly their hibernating places. potatoes. I garden without chemicals so reduce the number of beneficial creatures such there is no question of using pellets, but I have tried pretty well every other trick in the as ground beetles that inadvertently fall in to

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CHILDREN AND EDUCATION

Eggcellent

Easter Bakes Melt the chocolate in a bowl over simmering water.

Add the Shredded Wheat and remove from heat.

Stir well. Using a spoon separate the mixture into the cupcake cases and decorate with chocolate eggs.

Pop in fridge to set for a few minutes and enjoy!

Beat together the butter and caster sugar in a bowl until light and fluffy, gradually adding the egg and flour. Using your hands, knead the mixture into a stiff ball of dough and chill for thirty minutes.

Preheat oven (Gas 4, 180°C, fan 160°C). Dust work surface lightly with flour and roll dough to thickness of a £1 coin.

Use either an oval cutter or homemade cutter made from cardboard, to cut out Easter Egg shaped biscuits. Place on a baking tray and bake for 6-10 minutes, until golden brown.

Cool for five minutes and then decorate with icing sugar mixed with food colourings and hundreds and thousands.

Then leave to set or enjoy warm!

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Here are a few ideas of some crafty creations: Decorated / decoupage eggs, easter garlands, an easter egg tree, homemade cards, pom-pom easter chicks, easter masks or even an easter egg bag or basket. So get your creative hats on and get cracking!!

For your chance to win a selection of Easter treats, all you have to do is send us in a picture of your completed Easter themed craft with a brief description of how you made it along with your name, age and contact details. Entries must be received by 25/04/2014.

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HEALTH AND BEAUTY

As you walk down aisles in supermarkets, does chocolate almost entice you towards it, with the promise of that golden ticket, or that pure taste of ecstasy - that feeling when it lands on your tongue for the first time?

Chocolate has an effect on our brain’s levels of serotonin, a contributor to our feelings of well-being and happiness.

No don’t go out and eat lots of chocolate! But scientists around the world have found health benefits, especially with dark chocolate.

Cacao, a raw form of cocoa cultivated in Mexico and Central America, has been used as far back as 1100 BC, yes even longer ago than when Bruce Forsyth was born.

Take control of your chocolate habits! Because let’s face it, the majority of us love chocolate and sweet foods.

They say it takes 21 days to change a habit, so here’s a few tips to help you on your journey...

• Next time you crave chocolate; identify what is going on at that time.

Is it because of a stressful situation, post lunch dip, or boredom?

• Sort the craving out from the roots upward. A bit like removing a weed from the garden. Taking the top off without the roots will probably make it grow back even stronger.

• Seek alternative ways of dealing with it, exercise, hypnotherapy, Reiki and many other forms of therapies can help to rebalance emotions within the body.

• Exercise doesn’t have to cost a fortune. Take yourself out for a walk before you reach for the chocolate.

See if you’re still hungry once you’ve had a refreshing walk.

Seek professional help to guide you through those initial few weeks if you need it.

It’s not just chocolate for you, it’s a nemesis to be tamed.

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